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particular that she desired IN progressive
Development of the local autOnomies Of the
distinct n~atiOnalities in the Balkans" The
words are carefully .selected, and they
mean that Servians and BulgarianS,
Greeks and M~OntenegrinS, are tO he left
to grow in freedOm,-a direct defiance anil
menace to the policy of the Cars. 1t is
quite impossible that all Italian statesman,
full of the traditions of caution, should
have uttered Il sentence like that without
full assurance of his standing ground it
must imply that the Cantral Powers accept
the freedom Of the Balkan Peninsula as
one object of their policy, and that Russia
must either resort to force, or leave the
South Slavs and the Greeks TO mail
age their own affairs No Gear can con-
sent willingly to that, and it is because
he cannO that SigrOr Crispi's ntterance
on the subject is ut once so important and
SO bold. He WAS still more resOlute as to
the alliance with England. Nothing, as
SignOr CriSpi well knew,s so i~rritates the
French as the idea that England and
Italy will stand together in the Mediterra-
mean; for that not only makes England
safe i'll Egypt, and guarantees the status
quo III Morocco, but liberates Italy from
her greatest danger, II naval attack upon
the exposed cities OH her seabOard. While
Naples and Genoa are safe, she feels free
to act. Tie Italian Premier, nevertheless
reiterated over and over again that Eng.
land never had Il more faithful or more
sincere ally than the Italian King
dom England said SignOr CriSpi is our
firm ally. Even the little ~aIluSiOn to the
meeting at FrirdSriChSrul had a definite
meaning, and one Of the same kind. Eff
forts have been made in France to mini
mise the effect OF that meeting, or even to
explain that it referred to the domestic
quarrel between Italy and the Roman
Church, and Signor CrlSpi met them with
diplomatic aStuteneSS. He could reveal,
he said, no secrets; his tongue was tied
as to what passed at Friedsrichsrnh but
he might perhaps venture to repeat Prince
BjSmarck'S last words, uttered as they
parted, 1--WE have done IL service to Eu.
rope" The two negOtiatOrS had, then,
done something, and something great
enough to affect all Eur0pe,-that is the
answer given by 1.-The German Chancellor
himself TO those who believe, or affect to
believe, that the representatives Of two
great MOnarchieS had spoiled their hOli-
Gays i'll order to interchange courtesieS, or
to chat together about the Pope. Finally,
SignOr CriSpi turned to the one domestic
affair which just now requires nerve, the
defeat Of Italian troops by the Abyssinian
Army, and announced in so many words
that Italy intended to fight AbysSinia,
and keep on fighting until her just objects
we've all attained,-a menace followed up
by orders to form an expedition to MaSso-
wah OF ten thousand men.
We scarcely meet point out the impor-,
tnncn IF thnSA InplarQfiOOe ThQU show
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-21
Chinese BarbaritY.

The Pekin courts lately sentenced a
young man to the lingering death of a
thousand slices who had murdered his
brother by blood, but his cousin by
adoption, for unnatural cruelty The
brother had usurped his place in the
house ofhis adopted mother, and finally,
when the victim was driven out, he sold
his wife and child and gave to his
adopted mother $26 out of the $29 which
he realized from this sale. To Chinese
eyes this was a praiseworthy transac-
ton. The wicked brother seized upon
this money given to the old mother, and
when the other returned after few
days and learned of this browning in
jury he promptly killed his brother and
his brother wife and child The court.
in passing sentence, was chiefly per-
picked as to whether he murdered his
brother or his cousin. The Judge
showed no leniency toward him, and
the moral to be drawn from the case is
that the way of the poor in China is
hard. If he had had money he could
have secured relief; without it, he was
driven to take justice into his own hands,
which resulted in his shameful death
San Francisco Chronicle
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Young Eforn rsfurnsd fr-n college
Ria head 50 SLED wifh know ledge
THE freshman year OF course. Won urdpr-t AndN
Hts fond aud dOtIug mother
Could scarce believe another
SO wtse sud bright existed IN the and
He quoted logic daily
And used 20 pirate right gsily
or major premise, minor and the rest
HIS father Oft perplexing
With syilogtsms veNiug
Though, truth TO tell ne rarely came out best
one morn the son was showing
Tn advantages or knowing
With only two eggs left there more must be
That's one ~ The pers asseuted
'That two he smiled, cOnteuted.
But two and one will evermore make three"
His father answered blandiy. 81
Ny boy, you We reasoned grand}y.
Tnis logic Is the strangest thing Ive heard
One egg he gave the mother,
Himself then took another:
"An0 you, my son, he said, 'cGn hare ne thru"
Sophie E. Edstn11n. IN ". Y Iadepsndeat
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Thousands of Unhappy Women.

Women, as a rule. are ashamed to let
1t be known that they work for money.
TO employ them assumes a quasi charita-
bic aspect quite detrimental to success,
which very greatly increases the Difficult
ties of the position. 1t cannot be too
strongly insisted upon that honest labor.
conscientiously performed. IS a matter
for pride, and that until all Mandy panlby
Ideas 10 the contrary are swept away il
will be impossible to help women in the
battle of life. There are thousands of
unhappy women who are fruitlessly
looking for the same thing-a comforta-
bic home, good salary and nothing to do.
London Queen.
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A Forecast of the Season.

Down in Corea in the spring time men
go to he fields and pull up grains Of the
fall sown barley. If these grains have
only one root, the crop will be small; if
there are two roots, the season will be IA
vorable. The months in which there Is
to be the most rain are told by inserting
twelve beans III a piece of broom corn
and burying the whole in a small guam
tity of ashes for the dew or rain to mois-
ten. The leans most swollen represent
the months in which there will be the
heaviest rainfall. Chicago Times.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by ohiiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. Shiioh's yitalizcr is yllar-
anteed to cure you.
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the rem
edy for YOU.
CATARRH CURED. health and sweet breath
secured by Sniloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 3 cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures Con-
sumption.
SHILOtIS NIrALIZER is what You need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10
cents per bottle.
CROUP, WUOOPING COUGH and Bronchi-
It's Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

4
City Tiinas to D. f. Owens preach
sr:
I There are one hundred and thirty
three scholars in attendance at our
public school.
J. f Willetts and two daughters
went down to their homestead near
Mulvano Thursday.
No excuse can be trumped up by
republicans why the republican tick
ct should not be voted straight, and
straightshe goes.
The city election Monday to vote
bonds for the purchase of the water
works resulted in solid vote for the
bonds.
An attempt was made st Atchison,
last Sunday TO shoot Governor Mar
tin, of Kansas, what the trouble was
is not stated.
d Igo returned Saturday night
from the Soldiers reunion, at St.
Louis, had splendid time he says
with old soldiers.
W. Il. Morehouse returned from
Windfeld, Kansas, Monday accom-
panied by his family who will now
make Lamar their home,
| w. G. Hanen, Cy Clark, Frank
Seeley and Charlie fall went up to
Chlvington Wednesday to put up a
store building for Holmes Bros.
Frank Campbell, bride foreman on
the Santa Fe road, was murdered at
his residence in Pueblo last Sunday
by All insane man, named McGrath
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve diner and supper election
day aud lunch during the evening :.
They intend to secure room for the
day near the polls.
There will be q meeting of 'Thc
/ Good Samaritans" at the Methodist
/ church eiuesdasy Oct, 18th, at 3
p. M. MEs r. L. COCHRAN,
Secretary
Last Saturday was an opening day
At Reitler's and S. II. Ellis, the man
ngcr, made = fine display of their
now goods. The store was crowded
all day and evening with ladies.
Lutte Johnson the youthful but
/ sprey little editor of the Cheyenne
Wells Gazette, came over from tha,
city Monday and wont up to Las
I AuiInas Wednesday to attend the
convention as delegates.
The only child of Mr. Fred
Schmidt li,tls girl two years old,
was taken very sick Sunday evening.
she was some better Monday, and
that evening Mr. aud Mrs Schmidt
left for Topeka where they will re-
msin until the child is well.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave an Oyster supper last Saturday
evening that was very successful f.
nsncially and socially. Their re-
ceipts amounted to over seventy-one
dollars with net profit of fifty-fve
dollars.
c. ID. Brand and T. M. Hord dele
gates TO the County convention from
Wilde, came up from there Tuesday,
and went with our and other dele
gates to Las Animas Wednesday
morning.
We hear that G. L. Comstock, ed
itor OF the Las Anlmas Democrat,
was married Wednesday evening. II
so we wish him and his bride long
life of prosperity and Happiness. If
not SO this notice don't count until
he does get married.
Miss Mamie Cooper was ilnmerced
in the river By Rev. Sherrard Mon
day with religious exercises in accor-
dance with the custom of the Chris-
tian church. There was quite large
attendance of ladies and gentleman
in addition to the members of the
church present.
We exceedingly regretted our in
ability to attend the convention at
Las Animas Wednesday as it was a
pleasure we should have much en-
| loved. Judge Mcbride AS alternate,
| filed our chair and helped the dele
Bent County register., 1887-10-08
LOCAL NOTES.


"she" is coming. st
Horse race to-day.
Look out for "Shc.n at
F.C Descent took in the Pueblo
fair.
It's cold day when Lamar gets
left.
l. R. Holmes was in the city We'd
nesdsy,
Democratic County Convention
next Tuesday.
Lyster Hayes was down from La
Junta Thursday.
Five or six cases in the police
court yesterday.
Y Holmes Bros, have lumber yard
AT Chi,iugton.
Col. Hickman was down from La.
Animas Monday.
About dozen newspaper men in
town Iast Saturday.
William TIlghman, of Dodge City,
is in town this week.
EvagbpIy but tie democrats like
the republican ticket.
J. X. Doughty got home from
down the road Monday.
\. J. Hoisington, of Gardon CITY,
was in town Wednesday.
|. d. Maxwell returned from a trip
to Pueblo Saturday night,
Fifty men began work Monday
putting in the water works.
Charlie Ross sud w B. Mastersou
wcfe a. Garden Ci:y Sunday.
Mr. NJ. L. Swift aud wife attended
the fair at Pueblo Thursday.
A mule team runaway on the
,'reet, Tuesday No damage.
Mrs \. V. Scott rctarnod from
the east last Saturday evening.
Some Of tie land agents wanted to
locate ;ba, punch and-jada outfit.
we are unable to publish the pro-
eeedines Of the convention in full.
a Company of U. 5. Soldiers pass
ed through here, going eaai TUESDAY
Mr.. c. II MORRISON returned from
Maiyaue. Kansas, "Wednesday morn
iug.
Rate. on cattle from Lamar to
KansA. C.ty 10 forty-fivs dollars per
car.
Mis-. serton, sister of {. E. Sex +,
ton, arrived here from the east Thurs
day.
We had beautiful weather all last
week, they had snow in parts Of
Kansas.
J. W. Myler leaves for Humboldt,
Kau.as, Monday to accompany his
vito home.
Some Que got into 5. p. HaGer's
room Sunday night and stole his
gold watch.
DIR. Brooks wen, up to Pueblo
eine-dsy night, aud will returned
this evening.
DR.. Brooks filed on a homestead
two miles aud half north of town
last Saturday.
J. W. Decker came down from
Rocky Ford Saturday and returned
Monday night
The Craddock Bros. are selling
frst,class brick at ten dollars a
thousand.
W. $. Beamer has about complet-
cd arrangements to open = feed sta
bic in the city.
The Price ticket was elected for
delegates to the democrat convention
here and at Las Animas.
For the finest butter, eggs and
corn-fed chickens, call on Louis
Kurtz, norh of the track.
Sorry to disappoint anybody, but
all the candidates could not DO nom
mated Wednesday.
c. w. McReynolds returned from
Kansas Saturday night, aud thinks Of
staying right hero.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08
GoopAI.E s Coorrn Loans MONEY
n FINAL Pxoor and FARM Poor

spTY. M
Il ttan,, .uys. .Bpth myself aud wlft. owe
r. iIyrs 10 -IliLDits CbN>NrriSN Cure
~. vou mad. miserable by Indigestion.
ssna.tfnniion, Dlxxiacs4. Loss uf appetite
LION skin? shsinh'r Nitalizcr Is u positive
r. For sale BY j. w Decker.
why will you cough when shiioii's cnrc
M 3xe Immediate relief. i'ricc 10 cts 80 ct.
Hi Il FOR sale BY j. W. Decker.
L.u u1ckMETACk," a lasting and fragrnnf
rfa,,le. irle,' ~ and hrty cents.
[suIIoIrs Cure viii i,nnnsiiaielv relieve
hnnn. WhUoping Cough and bronchitis.
|sl.iIois's catarrii rrmedy-e positive cute
|, catarrh. Diptherh. ana canker Mouth.
h. ny.pep.ia and Liver Complaint You
L. a irinIei s.uarnntee on every bottle Of
fI,oi,'. NttsiisSr. 1t ncvc- fiait- to cure.
| n -alc uyj. ". Decker.
|, S.sai gnIoetor free with each boat. OF
kiloh'- Csilrra tiamriy. Price 5S ceats.
n s.tlc bs' J. ". DeeA-r.
For sale by Decker & Brooks.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

SPECIAL ATTEN.
Tion Given to City
PROPERTY.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

Loans. Insurance and all
Manner of business Relating to
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

Town Sites Established,
arsas1
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

a* orrror:-MArs ST., North of Depot,
Bent County register., 1887-10-08
Settlers

10 want money to make fiual proof
with, call on
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-20
Senatorial Ballotings.

Senatorial news of the 18th instant
from various States is as follows:
Albany, New York-The Democratic
Legislative caucus yesterday agreed up
on Smith M. Weed of Plutttsbury. as
the candidate for United States Senator
on the first ballot. In the Republican
caucus the first ballot for Senator re-
suited as follows: Senator WuIner Mil
Ter a, Hou. Levi P. Morton 95, Hon.
Frank Hiscock II; total 81.
Boston, Mass.-Hon. A. P. Collins
was selected as their candidate for
United States Senator by the Caucus of
Democratic members of both branches
OF the Legislature yesterday.
Dover, DelawAre.-A the Legislative
caucus lust evening George Gray was
renominated for United States Senator
by acchnution. ''
Augusta, Me.--The Legislature to-day
elected Eugene Hale to succeed him
self as United States Senator.
Springfield, IIl.-Both HOUSES of the
Legislature voted in seperate session
for United States Senator, Charles, B.
Farwell receiving the total Repnb icnn
!vote. A joint session will be held 20
morrow. ........
Lansing, Mich.-F. B. Stockbridge re-
ceived the Republican votes in both
Houses to-day for Senator. Th. joint
ballot occurs to morrow.
Hartford, Conn General j. r. Haw
ley received the majority vote in both
Houses to-day for. Senator.
Boston, Mass Both branches OF the
Legislature met this afternoon. In in
dividual session, to ballot for United
States Senator, on the first ballot the
Senate stood: Fl. l.. Dawes IL, j. D.
Long 49, H. A. Collins IA, G.. d. Bob.
inson q. The Senate then adjourned.
The fret ballot in the House was as fol-
lows: Whole number Of votes cast 334;
necessary for a choices 118. Dawes 65,
Long 4l, Collins 80, Robinson Al, John
E.. Russell l.. The House then ad-
journed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-20
HEyADA lEolsLATuM
Carson City, Jan. IS.
SENATE


Senate bill No. SO, by Harris, to pre-
vent drunkenness in public Office, which
provides that any civil officer who shall
be found guilty OF drunkenness be con.
victed of misdemeanor and fined 81, 900
or be removed from Office, was passed /.
Senate bill No. 38 was introduced by
Osburn, for the relief OF g. s. Young in
the matter Of travelling expenses
while officiating as State Superintend-
emit of Public Instruction.
Assembly joint Resolution Nc. 6, the
substitute for Senate concurrent resolu-
ton No. 2. Harris interstate railroad
resolution, instructing our Senators and
Representative in Congress to support
the Interstate Commerce bill now be-
fore that body, was adopted and the
resolution passed unanimously.
Assembly bill No. %, by Springmay-
er, to regulate fees and compensation of
county officers in this State. passed
unanimously.
Assembly joint resolution No. 3, by
Drury, to prohibit further immigration
or importation of Chinese into the Unit
ed States, provides for joint petition
of the Senate and Assembly to Con-
gress to take immediate steps thereon
and also to abrogute the Burlingame
treaty, passed unanimously.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-20
turn to his farm. 5Hs win not remove
his family to the country until later.

turn to his farm. He viii not remove
his family TO tho country until later.
Miss Van Zandt, the young woman
announced to marry the condemned
Anarchist, Spies, took out o morriage
license Tuesday. She seems deter
mined to be an Anarchists wife, and
considers the interference of friends "an
unwarrantable outrage"
The Lyon Co. Times says: "a lurge
lot of Lapanta gold ore and smaller
lot of Hindley silver ore were shipped
TO Reno last Sunday. These shipments
are but the forerunners of many, and,
as each will put money into circulation,
tho general condition of business will
steadily improve"
A Sacramento dispatch of the 18th says :
The inaugural ball took place here lust
night In the Capitol, which was hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
Governor Bartlett led the march with
Mrs. j. Q. Brown, wife of Mayor Brown.
The affair was great success and
pissed off with great eclat.
The exhibition of fancy skating at
Freeman Hall last night, by the Taylor
Sisters, was considered IN improvement
on the previous evenings performance.
The feat of skating among n number of
beer bottles which were set on the floor
about fifteen inches apart, without
knocking them down, was loudly ap-
plauded. They left by this mornings
stage for Tuscarora where they will give
one or two exhibitions.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-20
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The WEEKLY INDEPENDESr is the
best paper published in Eastern Neva.
da, and in order to place it within the
reach of every resident Of the county
we have determined to make the follow
ing liberal offer:
Every subscriber, whe ther new or
old, who sends Five Dollars! for one
years subscription TO the WEEKLY In
DEPENDENT previous to April 1, 1887,
will receive either the Chicago Weekly
News, OF tho. New York Weekly Sun
ADsoIuTEIr FREE for one year.
Send cash, and designate which OF
the two papers above named you pre-
yfes. a.'
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A Miniature Cyclone.

Our Wells correspondent under date
of the 18th writes as follows:
The Wells was visited this morning
by II cyclone heavier than has ever been
experienced by the oldest inhubitant
The heaviest damage was done to Il
brick Building in the Chinese quarter,
Which was completely wrecked and re
sembles the Cliff House of San Fran
cisco us per newspaper accounts. It
was about 80 by so feet, story and half
high, AMI built in the Budd ensteick
style of Architecture. Sever raj Chinese
were bruised up considerably, none Sc
riously. Afthe lin Crow chimneys in
town were blown down; one chimney
on the Hotel after being blown down
set the roof on fire but was extinguished
in time tn save the wiping out of the
town. All shunties, water closets ETC.,
that were not anchored to the ground
are on their sides. The soho oil adjourn
ed for the day.
EERITAs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-20

have just received fine assortment
Of samples for FALL AND WINTER
Juits. and as have made special nr-
r&agements, I ann now prepared to
make. clothes 10 order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with me IL
prices. II you want o nice suit. don't
delay. Remenbsr, perfect At guaran.
TODD. No at. no pay.
;, NJ. RstHHkpT.
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Publish Your stock Brands.

Many times the cost of advertising
may be saved in one year by making
your stock brand public. The INDs.
PENDENT affords the best and cheapest
means Of Letting the people know your
brand and your range. aud. every stock
man In this and adjacent COUNTIES
should take advantage Of our liberal
terms. Send in your orders and We
will fnrnish the cut.
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: Hears, for senator.

The ballot for United States Senator
in the California Legislature on Tues
day resulted as follows: In the Assem-
bly, Vtooman, .(Rep.) received 40 votes;
Hearst, Demo SO votes. In the Senate
Hearst received IS votes while vroomnn
received IL. Hearst is therefore elected
United States Senator from California
for the term Of six years from, The 9TH
day of March prox. by a majority OF IL
votesuon joint ballot,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EERITAs.

GEM HoTEL-BartIett & Ostreicher,
ProprietOrs.
Ed Kavnnnugh, w s Mcknight, Pine
Valley; A H Traver, Bullioni Mrs p
Kennedy IL boys, Miss Minnie Kennedy,
ruscnrnra; Sam Furnace. W A Tucker,
Pete Erickson. South Fork; W Towns
han, Enrekn; J. B,Htywarj, 1t Hal
leck ). Barney Hon, y r.
DEPOT HOTEL Clark & Green. Proprie-
Snml Mullen, W J Block, Deeth.
HUMBOLDT HoUsE-John Kelsch, PRO.
prietor.
Elishn Dakin, Steve Dakin, Lamoille;
Andrew Mason, Moleen; G A Grant,
Bullion; 8 H Snyde nstreicher, Charles
ton, West Va.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-20

HUMBOLDT HoUsE-John Kelsch, PRO.
prietor.
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